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Association of Public Health Medicine Registrars of Ireland. The voice of the future Public Health Specialists of Ireland. Retweets are not endorsements.

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External information requests to the HSE/HPSC surged during the pandemic, resulting in competing demands for the scarce commodities of time and expertise, as investigated by APHRI SpR David https://t.co/pgMBHtKmL0

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More info on COVID-19 vaccines for children https://t.co/enp4MrhPdD

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With #CovidVaccine now recommended for young children (particularly those with underlying conditions), this is a timely, very interesting piece by one of our SpRs Ruth https://t.co/u1A74MHZKv

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Fantastic work by Mags, Ann, and Sile, recommending #climatechange be managed as a public health emergency given the devastating impact it is having on health https://t.co/IyHyeyTz0S
@Mags_Brennan_ @sile_dr

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Great work done by Public Health SpRs Peter, Ciara and Philippa looking at the multidisciplinary approach to address #COVID19 in schools and how this could be applied to other complex public health issues @theirishbalance
https://t.co/nroEGHq5Ds

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Great work by SpR Andrea Bowe exploring the potential role of machine learning and big data analysis in the early identification of children at risk for poor cognitive outcomes. https://t.co/RrXIEX3Mk0

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Great piece by @issphm in today's @IrishTimes - highlighting need and advocating for a formal migrant health programme in Ireland #publichealth #migranthealth

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Check out @ISSPHM's letter in the @IrishTimes discussing why the Ukrainian crisis highlights the need for a formal migrant health programme in Ireland #publichealth #migranthealth https://t.co/FZTM6pNPAA

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Congratulations to Public Health Medicine Specialist Registrar Andrea Bowe and colleagues on this new publication - on the 'potential role of machine learning and big data analysis in early identification of children at risk for poor cognitive outcomes': https://t.co/YQoSicUCDI

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Interesting and insightful article by Dr. Sile Kelly, SpR in Public Health Medicine @sile_dr and Dr. Breda Cosgrove, Specialist in Public Health Medicine in @PublicHealthMW on the public health consideration of food and nutrition #publichealth https://t.co/kz3EcEW1kn

[HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) @hpscireland]

(1/7) The first report from the National Serosurveillance Programme is now available looking at COVID-19 antibodies in IBTS (@Giveblood_ie) blood donors from October 2021 to January 2022.

Full report available here: https://t.co/aLBjwAun7Q 🧵

[HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) @hpscireland]

The first report from the National Serosurveillance Programme is now available looking at COVID-19 antibodies in IBTS (@Giveblood_ie) blood donors from October 2021 to January 2022.

Full report available here: https://t.co/aLBjwALXZo

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Important message from @hpscireland and @FSAIinfo - particularly as Easter approaches 👇

[HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) @hpscireland]

The @FSAIinfo and @hpscireland are advising consumers if you have bought any of the Kinder products [pictured] with the affected best before dates, do not eat them, and do not give them as Easter presents.
Product and batch information: https://t.co/q00IHXOziW

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#StandingUp4NCHDs

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The last in our current series of tweets sharing research that our Specialist Registrars have been involved in over the last year - this week we share papers on health protection and health promotion.

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https://t.co/kRQOZjKFup

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https://t.co/O9ywggy93j

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Continuing to share research that our Specialist Registrars have been involved in over the last year - with three further links this week covering cognitive performance in older adults, unreported urinary incontinence and management of a tuberculosis outbreak:

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https://t.co/w7rmjn3drT